Solarig to attend All Energy Australia 2026
Solarig will be in Melbourne to share its expertise in renewable energy operation and maintenance and explore new opportunities for collaboration in the Australian market.
Solarig will attend All Energy Australia 2026, one of the Asia-Pacific region's leading clean energy events, taking place on 28–29 October in Melbourne.
The event will bring together developers, asset owners, technology companies and industry professionals to exchange knowledge and explore the trends shaping the future of the energy sector. Last year's edition welcomed more than 16,500 visitors and over 500 speakers.
Solarig's participation will provide an opportunity to strengthen relationships with key stakeholders in the Australian market and share its experience in renewable asset management, particularly as solar, battery energy storage, wind and high-voltage infrastructure become increasingly integrated.
An established track record in the Australian market
Since entering the Australian market in 2018, Solarig has established a strong presence as a provider of renewable energy operation and maintenance (O&M) services. Today, the company manages more than 2 GW of renewable energy assets across five Australian states.
Its operations are supported by a local service network, with service centres across the country and a dedicated Operations Control Centre providing 24-hour monitoring and operational support.
According to Wood Mackenzie's Global Solar PV O&M Service Provider Dynamics 2026 report, Solarig ranks first among solar PV O&M providers in Australia and fourth worldwide.
Solarig in Australia
Sources: Solarig and Wood Mackenzie, Global Solar PV O&M Service Provider Dynamics 2026.
Towards integrated renewable asset management
Australia's renewable energy sector is evolving towards increasingly complex projects, where different generation and storage technologies share electrical infrastructure, control systems and grid connections.
This transformation is creating new requirements for asset owners and highlighting the importance of O&M services capable of coordinating monitoring, maintenance and performance optimisation across renewable energy facilities.
In response, Solarig is expanding its capabilities in Australia to provide integrated O&M solutions across solar PV, battery energy storage systems (BESS), wind and high-voltage infrastructure, combining technical expertise, advanced monitoring tools and local operational teams.
Utility-scale projects in Australia are moving toward a multi-technology model, where solar, storage, wind and high-voltage infrastructure operate as one integrated system rather than separate assets. That shift changes what O&M needs to look like. The focus moves from maintaining individual components to optimising how they perform together.Asia-Pacific Energy Services Director, Solarig
This approach enables Solarig to address the operational challenges of hybrid projects in a coordinated way, from managing control systems and high-voltage infrastructure to meeting grid connection requirements and ensuring a timely technical response when issues arise.
Solarig at All Energy Australia 2026
All Energy Australia provides a valuable opportunity to exchange knowledge, discover emerging technologies and strengthen collaboration among renewable energy industry stakeholders.
Throughout the two-day event, Solarig's team will be available to meet with developers, asset owners and strategic partners interested in exploring opportunities for collaboration and learning more about its integrated operation and maintenance capabilities.
See you in Melbourne?
If you're attending All Energy Australia 2026, get in touch with Mariano Martínez Larcuen, Solarig's Asia-Pacific Energy Services Director, to arrange a meeting with our team and explore potential opportunities for collaboration.
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